St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30
Personal Points.


Mrs. H. Finehout, of Grove street has en-
tertained during the carnival: Miss Daniels
Of Watertown, Wis: Mr.. and Mrs. james
Morrison, of New Lisbon, Wis; Mr. and Mrs
|. G. LOOMS of La Crosse, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs
William Anglim, of Crookstou, Mimi, and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Crosby, of Minneapolis.
Mrs H. S. Porter, of Chicago, chaperoned a
party OF seventeen young ladies of the same
city on visit to the carnival during the past
week. They came from Chicago in two
special ears, and while in st. Paul had apart
mentS AT the Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Finch are expected
to return from their bridal tour during the
coming week. They will take up their resi-
dence at the Portland, where they will well
come all friends.
Herbert Chisett, of Salt Lake City, a
former resident of ST. Paul who has been
visiting his parents in this city for several
weeks, returned to his home among the Nor
mons Monday.
Miss Belle Warner, Miss Alice Forbes, of
Chicago, and Mrs. f. ID. Adams, of Huron,
Oak, have been the guests of Mrs. c. G.
Irvine, PSI Nelson avenue, during carnival
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keogh William F.
Birmingham. J. n. Rogers and Miss Lula
Rogers left for New York Friday evening to
attend the wedding of DR.. H. P. Birmingham.
L. 5. a.
visit c. P. King, OF 800 Exchange street.
formerly of Augusta. Me. Mr. B'aine will
visit st. Paul with the intention of remaining
Misses Wallace, Won Wedelstaedt and
Stockin, o. st. Mary's hall. Faribault, came
to the city Thursday 10 witness the storning.
They were guests of Mrs. f. S. Chittenden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiliston. of Red Wing. aud
MIR. and Mrs. ID. Z. Vail, o Minneapolis were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Hughson, Of
Dayton avenue, during carnival week.
Frank Davenport and Mr.. Branch, of Ricii-
mond, Va, OF Gov. Lees parry, were enter
tanned while in ST. Paul by L. NJ Newport.
They left for California Friday night.
Miss Annie e. Hartman, of Duluth. was the
guest OF Miss Fannie Kelly, 80 Ma-shall ave-
nue., during last week. Miss Hartman, de-
parted for home on Wednesday
Misses Burns and Donohue and Messrs.
Sehuttinger, Grant and Walsh, of Saltwater.
were entertained on Thursday by Miss Maggie
Ryan, 3SG Sixth street.
Miss Cathrine Gilfllau, who has spent a Dor
ton of the carnival season at her home in
this city, will return to ST. Marv's hail. Fari-
bault, Tomorrow.
Mrs. A. l.. Syader, of Wheeling. Va. and
Miss Lena Hitchcock, of Chicago. have been
the guests of Mrs. George W. Board during
the carnival.
Messrs. X. L. Jones and /. Hand, of Mont
rose, Oak, and Mrs. Lyons OF lansing Ia.
were the guests OF e. J. Murphy during the
past week.
Miss Agnes Freeman. of White Bear, has
beer enjoying the carnival season with her
cousin, Miss Stella Freeman, 354 Bates
avenue. Sr
Mrs. W. NJ. Tileston returned to ST. Paul on
Friday last from two months visit among
relatives and friends in New York and Wash
ington.
Miss Alice Austin daughter of Railroad
Commissioners Austin, spent the carnival sea-
son at her fathers residence in this city.
Mrs. Allen, of Rochester, and Miss Julia
Cole. of Chatfeld, spent the week with Mrs.
Trowbridge, Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Col. Mcfarland and daughter, of Den